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some of the dragsters I found interesting in Dragster Alley Bldg 4 at the Grand National Roadster Show
Pedersen wins 9th National Title at Buena Park Nats
Congratulations to Paul "BEUF" Pedersen the 2012 USRA Pro Group 7 National Champion!
Although Petr Krcil of the Czech Republic was the top pro qualifier among the 30 entries with a lap of 1.434 seconds, Beuf ran a virtually flawless 40 minute main to take the win.
This is BEUFs 4th Pro G7 Victory in a row and 9th overall Nats Pro G7 Victory with 1229 Laps! The race was held on the 155 Blue King track at Buena Park Raceway, Buena Park, CA on August 11th 2012.
BEUF dedicated this race & the win to the loving memory of his late Mom, Veta Darling Pedersen.
Thanks to Bill Skinner and Stupidfast Racing for their sponsorship of the Pro G7 race. Stupidfast Thunder Rubber was the overwhelming choice of the Pro G7 entries.
At the annual USRA membership meeting, Mid-America Raceway and Hobbies was chosen to host the 2013 Division I National Championship races.
They will be held August 24-31 2013 in Downers Grove, IL which is a western suburb of Chicago. Check Mid-Americas facebook page for the latest details about this event.
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Although Petr Krcil of the Czech Republic was the top pro qualifier among the 30 entries with a lap of 1.434 seconds, Beuf ran a virtually flawless 40 minute main to take the win.
This is BEUFs 4th Pro G7 Victory in a row and 9th overall Nats Pro G7 Victory with 1229 Laps! The race was held on the 155 Blue King track at Buena Park Raceway, Buena Park, CA on August 11th 2012.
BEUF dedicated this race & the win to the loving memory of his late Mom, Veta Darling Pedersen.
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A bit worn out after an intense week of preparation and racing, the national champion thanked his wife Sherri and his daughters for their support. |
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Beufs race and concours winning car was painted by Gil Rivera in Beufs usual patriotic scheme. |
Thanks to Bill Skinner and Stupidfast Racing for their sponsorship of the Pro G7 race. Stupidfast Thunder Rubber was the overwhelming choice of the Pro G7 entries.
At the annual USRA membership meeting, Mid-America Raceway and Hobbies was chosen to host the 2013 Division I National Championship races.
They will be held August 24-31 2013 in Downers Grove, IL which is a western suburb of Chicago. Check Mid-Americas facebook page for the latest details about this event.
2013 Toyota Avalon Price Starts at 34 000
In April, Toyota presented its new 2013 Toyota Avalon in New York, shortly, the sedan now comes at US dealerships.
The new Toyota Avalon comes in completely new outfit to the Toyota dealers in North America. Compared to its predecessor, which has raised above all an audience beyond the 65 years, he should inspire new younger people. A chic and dynamic sedan, which attracts sure younger customer segments with its Coupé-like lines became the totally conservative Avalon.
In addition to the stylish outfit, the Avalon got also a new interior with luxury highlights of plenty of. Depending on the model version there is for the large Toyota sedan a 6.1 "navigation system, air conditioned seats, 3-zone automatic air conditioning, a multimedia system, a JBL sound system with 11 speakers, the smart key and still plenty of other highlights."
An adaptive cruise control, a dead-angle-Warner, the rear provide for safer cross traffic alert, the in the backward out arrival approaching traffic warns, as well as a rear-view camera.
The motorization, a 3.5 litre customers can choose V6 and a hybrid version. The 3.5 liter V6 has 268 HP and accelerates the large Toyota in under 7 seconds from 0 to 100 km/h.
Switched is via a 6-speed automatic transmission, which also the aisles can be manually sorted. Three driving modes available are the driver, he can choose between "Eco", "Normal" and "Sport". So, the Avalon of the prevailing driving situation can be adjusted perfectly.
The Toyota Avalon hybrid can convince but with better efficiency, but behind the V6 with the performance. Hybrid, the Avalon is powered by a 2.5 litre 4-cylinder engine, which has a capacity of 156 HP. He is supported by a 143 HP electric motor, the performance is however only 200 hp.
The acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h is done in about 8 seconds, the circuit via a CVT continuously variable transmission.
For the American driving conditions, the hybrid engine is also optimally matched, because you put Yes mostly long distances with a continuous, but not very brisk speed back.
Exact prices has not yet called Toyota for the new Toyota Avalon, one can assume however, that the new Avalon at around $34,000 will start.
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The new Toyota Avalon comes in completely new outfit to the Toyota dealers in North America. Compared to its predecessor, which has raised above all an audience beyond the 65 years, he should inspire new younger people. A chic and dynamic sedan, which attracts sure younger customer segments with its Coupé-like lines became the totally conservative Avalon.
In addition to the stylish outfit, the Avalon got also a new interior with luxury highlights of plenty of. Depending on the model version there is for the large Toyota sedan a 6.1 "navigation system, air conditioned seats, 3-zone automatic air conditioning, a multimedia system, a JBL sound system with 11 speakers, the smart key and still plenty of other highlights."
An adaptive cruise control, a dead-angle-Warner, the rear provide for safer cross traffic alert, the in the backward out arrival approaching traffic warns, as well as a rear-view camera.
The motorization, a 3.5 litre customers can choose V6 and a hybrid version. The 3.5 liter V6 has 268 HP and accelerates the large Toyota in under 7 seconds from 0 to 100 km/h.
Switched is via a 6-speed automatic transmission, which also the aisles can be manually sorted. Three driving modes available are the driver, he can choose between "Eco", "Normal" and "Sport". So, the Avalon of the prevailing driving situation can be adjusted perfectly.
The Toyota Avalon hybrid can convince but with better efficiency, but behind the V6 with the performance. Hybrid, the Avalon is powered by a 2.5 litre 4-cylinder engine, which has a capacity of 156 HP. He is supported by a 143 HP electric motor, the performance is however only 200 hp.
The acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h is done in about 8 seconds, the circuit via a CVT continuously variable transmission.
For the American driving conditions, the hybrid engine is also optimally matched, because you put Yes mostly long distances with a continuous, but not very brisk speed back.
Exact prices has not yet called Toyota for the new Toyota Avalon, one can assume however, that the new Avalon at around $34,000 will start.
Life begins at Classic Car Weekly
JUST a quick note to say how much Ive enjoyed my first day as a full time motoring journalist.
Its not every day you start as a writer for Classic Car Weekly, which is based down in Peterborough and published by Bauer Media, but thats exactly how the dream of getting up, driving gorgeous old cars and then getting paid to write about them, started this morning.
Ive already been entrusted with a series of motoring-related missions, including some stories which should, fingers crossed, be in next Wednesdays edition. All this on a day when Ive managed to get totally lost in the offices endless corridors and have only just discovered where the canteen is!
Ever since I learned to string "Range Rover" into a sentence Ive been pretty much obsessed with cars, especially older ones which make grunty noises when you put your foot down. For the past three years, my friends at The Champion have allowed me to indulge my automotive passions on the flimsiest of journalistic excuses - and dont worry, the weekly column WILL continue - but now Im a fully grown boy and I get to do what I love doing most of all for a living.
To say Im looking forward to giving these automotive adventures my alls a bit of an understatement.
Tomorrows assignment: drive an E-Type. No, really. One of my first assignments for Classic Car Weekly is to let you know what its like to get behind the wheel of a car Ive been itching to drive since I was ten years old.
Ill keep you posted...
Have you got a story for Classic Car Weekly youd like to share with David? Get in touch with him by sending an email to david.simister@classiccarweekly.co.uk or give him a call on 01733 468847.
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Its not every day you start as a writer for Classic Car Weekly, which is based down in Peterborough and published by Bauer Media, but thats exactly how the dream of getting up, driving gorgeous old cars and then getting paid to write about them, started this morning.
Ive already been entrusted with a series of motoring-related missions, including some stories which should, fingers crossed, be in next Wednesdays edition. All this on a day when Ive managed to get totally lost in the offices endless corridors and have only just discovered where the canteen is!
Ever since I learned to string "Range Rover" into a sentence Ive been pretty much obsessed with cars, especially older ones which make grunty noises when you put your foot down. For the past three years, my friends at The Champion have allowed me to indulge my automotive passions on the flimsiest of journalistic excuses - and dont worry, the weekly column WILL continue - but now Im a fully grown boy and I get to do what I love doing most of all for a living.
To say Im looking forward to giving these automotive adventures my alls a bit of an understatement.
Tomorrows assignment: drive an E-Type. No, really. One of my first assignments for Classic Car Weekly is to let you know what its like to get behind the wheel of a car Ive been itching to drive since I was ten years old.
Ill keep you posted...
Have you got a story for Classic Car Weekly youd like to share with David? Get in touch with him by sending an email to david.simister@classiccarweekly.co.uk or give him a call on 01733 468847.
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